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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1964
Page
11
Reader questions about handling nosy neighbors and dating minors lead Ann Landers to urge firm boundaries. Advice covers deflecting questions with a question, safeguarding teen marriage risks, and assessing teen travel expectations.
A son born August 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Needham of Chicago has been named Stephen Byrd. He weighed 7 pounds at birth. Mr. Needham is formerly of Ottawa. Grandmother is Mrs M B Needham, Richmond Rural Free Delivery 1.
Mrs John Staadt led the program The New Purpose for Richter WSCS Thursday at the church Mrs Truman Milton presided Hostesses were Mrs Everett Burgess and Mrs Leonard Humephrey Mrs W E Crawford announced study courses first on Spanish Americans to start the first Sunday evening in October Mrs Chester Burgess designed the worship setting recalling 1939 goals and 1964 changes Present were 15 members and 5 children.
Donna Clark and Douglas McIntosh were married September 5 at the bride’s mother’s home in Ottawa. Rev. William Weber officiated before an arrangement of blue and white streamers and white bells. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Don Brooks. The couple’s home is Williamsburg RFD 2. The bride wore a white lace dress with blue accessories, and carnations decorated with blue tips. The groom is a 1960 Ottawa High School graduate who served in the Army and works at Missouri Valley Steel in Leavenworth.
In the Ottawa Assembly Social Order of Beauceant meeting Mrs. O C Curby was introduced as supreme inner guard and escorted east for honors. Mrs. Sam Shumate presided, and Mrs Virgil Alberti greeted and escorted in. The assembly noted Mrs Ben Carter’s anniversary as several members prepared to depart for the Tampa supreme assembly. Refreshments were served to members and the visiting sir knights.
Socialettes Golden Age Group met Tuesday in the Anchor social room for a regular business meeting with games and visiting. Sew N' Go Club displayed sewn articles at a Thursday evening session with Mrs. Clifford Gibson and discussed a sewing basket project. Mrs. Gibson showed home decoration pieces. The Franklin County Medical Assistants began their fall meeting with a dinner on Wednesday, led by Mrs. Wilma Cooper with 13 attendees. The next meeting is planned for October with hopes for an outside speaker.
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson engaged with Ohio Democratic women in Akron and Columbus, greeting a long line of participants. About 3 500 attendees at Akron tea mingled as she explained her comfortable shoes while others removed theirs in solidarity.
A luncheon recipe for chicken salad uses cooked white meat celery sweet pickled cucumber slices and mayonnaise. Toss the chicken and celery with pickle liquid and lemon juice to taste, then serve on salad greens with paprika.
Printed Pattern 4616 offers a velveteen pullover top and contrasting pants for girls sizes 6 through 14. Includes yardage: pullover 15 yards, nap 35 inches. pants 1 1 2 yards. top 1 yard. Cost 50 cents plus 15 cents extra for mailing and handling. Send to Anne Adams pattern dept The Ottawa Herald New York NY with name address zone size and style number.
The Franklin County Republican Women held a Thursday morning coffee at the North American Hotel electing temporary officers led by acting chair man Mrs. Don White as president. Other officers named were Mrs. Lester Cramer of Wellsville as first vice president, Mrs. David Bemmel as second vice president, Mrs. Wayne Angell as secretary, and Mrs. Jack Byrd as treasurer.
Mrs H E DeVore entertained Baxter Social Hour Club Thursday and received a hostess gift. Assisted by guest Mrs Sam Wrightsman of Garnet, the group sang, read Psalm 7, and recited the Lord's Prayer. Mystery pal gifts went to Mrs Lewis Stewart, Mrs J W England III, and Mrs Charles Redman. Mrs Bill Woods led recreation. Mrs Paul Mohr won traveling bingo prize.
A Thursday evening gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Roger Gould home in Wellsville honored Mrs. Pearl Bristow of Ottawa on her birthday. Attendees included Mrs. Bristow's daughter Mrs. Raymond Williams of Tea Strike Minn and relatives Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bristow Osawatomie and Mr. and Mrs. Galen Bristow with Jimmy Linda Joe and John of Ottawa. A decorated birthday cake and ice cream were served.
Mrs. C. H. Cobb of Leavenworth attended among guests at the Ottawa Eagles Auxiliary initiation of seven new members Thursday evening. Local and district officials from Lawrence included Mrs. Conrad Hahn and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson. Honor guests received corsages. new members received roses. An invitation to the District No 1 meeting in Olathe September 20 was read and a waistline supper planned for September 25 from 6 to 8 p.m.
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